"You heard my story. You know how I feel."

[greygirlbeast]

There are few things I find more irritating and presumptuous than being told what I should do about my insomnia. When one has had insomnia all her life, and she's nearing fifty, it should be assumed that pretty much everything has been tried. And tried again. That said

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[aarongp]

"Chewing on Darkness" sounds most intriguing.

I will have Cherry Bomb written by the end of March. And I will be free, as they are wont to say.
I will keep my fingers crossed for you that this holds true.

[greygirlbeast]

"Chewing on Darkness" sounds most intriguing.

I'm hoping people find it so.

I will keep my fingers crossed for you that this holds true.

Thanks.

[martianmooncrab]

the sleep docs keep trying to get me to adjust the time I get sleepy and go to bed.. which I find odd, because I have a set time to go to bed, and then a range of time in which to get up. I am more concerned about the quality of the sleep, not when I get it.

[greygirlbeast]

I am more concerned about the quality of the sleep, not when I get it.

Which makes sense.

[greygirlbeast]

Do you think you'll list any of these on ebay?

I don't know. I only got three, I think. Probably, we'll put one up eventually, but it'll be some time.

[alumiere]

I empathize. Even with 'sleepy meds' I sometimes struggle with insomnia. ButI'm so weird in my reactions to medication that this seems to be the best it gets. (75mg trazadone + 350mg soma an hour before bed, repeat in 4 hours if still unable to sleep, then give up and be brain dead all day).

Thank fuck I only struggle with situational depression, and that's rare for me. Anger, on the other hand, well... it keeps me from giving up.

I was born with a bad right eye, and although surgery corrected most of the cross-eyed appearance it's still fubar. I never realized which of your eyes was blind.

[witchchild]

Sending you wishes for good and consistent sleep for a long time, and I hope you have a good evening with G.